Tri-Cities India > Blog > Science > Roe 8 Corridor Rehabilitation: 200,000 plants and 97 species return; ecosystem only 30% restored
Roe 8 Corridor Rehabilitation: 200,000 plants and 97 species return; ecosystem only 30% restored
Almost ten years post the controversial Roe 8 highway initiative, Western Australia is witnessing a promising wave of ecological recovery. Recent studies have reported a remarkable resurgence of local wildlife and native plant life. Rehabilitation efforts, which have culminated in planting over 280,000 seedlings, are welcoming back species such as Carnaby’s black cockatoos.
Search
Recent
- Parts of Panchkula hit by power cuts amid staff strike against privatisation
- Vice president to chair Panjab University’s convocation on December 5
- Chandigarh: Teen killed, friend hurt in Sector 22 shooting; 2 juveniles detained
- Chaos in Punjab assembly over Mansa anti-drug activist’s murder; Cong MLA suspended
- Punjab govt moves resolution against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over SIR issue